The Plague of Cyprian: Rome's Encounter with Ebola

The Plague of Cyprian ravaged the Roman Empire for about four years (or fifteen assuming that the references to disease refer to the same thing) in the middle of the third century. Our information on this event is changing rapidly, but currently it looks like the cause was some sort of filovirus such as Ebola. It’s been credited with helping to usher in the rise of Christianity as well as the Crisis of the Third Century
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